By the Reverend MR. GEORGE MUIR, Minister of the Gospel at PAISLEY.

THE SECOND EDITION.

PAISLE

Y:

PRINTED BY WEIR AND M'LEAN.

And fold at the Shop of A. WEIR, near the Cross.

M, DCC, LXIX.

TO

CHARLES MAXWELL,

of Merksworth, Esq;

WILLIAM KING,
JAMES WILSON,

} Bailies,

JOHN MILLER, Treasurer,

And remanent Members of the TownCouncil of PAISLEY;

As a public Expression of his Obligations and Esteem,

The following COLLECTION,

Is humbly inscribed,

BY

Your most humble,

and most obedient Servant,

PAISLEY,
Sept. 4th, 1769.

GEO. MUIR.

gift
Tappan Prerb, Ass

2-23-1932

THE CONTENTS.

CHRIST'S CROSS and CROWN, viewed from Pfal.

xl. 1, 2, 3.

2

I waited patiently for the Lord, and he inclined

unto me, and heard my cry, &c,

PART

I.

Of the Redeemer's Humiliation or Cross.

P. I

CHAP. I. Of Christ's active obedience, or of his

waiting, waiting patiently, and crying,

CHAP. II. Of the Meffiah's passive obedience, or

his being in "the horrible pit, and miry

"clay,"

Of the Redeemer's Exaltation and Crown.

CHAP. I. Of the Father's inclining unto him,

and hearing his cry,

CHAP. II. Of the Father's bringing up the Man

Christ out of the horrible pit and miry clay,

CHAP. III. Of the Father's setting Chrift's feet

upon a rock,

CHAP. IV. Of the Fathers establishing the Me-

diator's goings,

Of our Lord's Employment with the faved Ones in

Heaven, and of his Triumph over the Hearts of

Sinners on Earth,

CHAP. I. Of the new song of praise; with the

Father's putting it into the mouth of Christ, as

Man Mediator,

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CHAP.